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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-19
n Positive Written Guarante
MARRIAGE GUIDE

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for b0c
n money OF postage stamps. Over fifty wonder.
tul pen pictures showing who may marry, who
Manhocd WcnaanApod Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and Arpihcas may IL
increased. Those married or about to rnarry
should READ II. Of intereat and valve 10 ever
thinking man and woman. Popular edition
uspsr csver. 2Sc. Address nv. &vssTTIEEs
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-19

Or Black Lsrroey, Il q diaeAAe which Il oonssdered
tnrsy@hsa eutlthss Yielded 20 the curnsiyr proper
tssauf Swl1Te SfxctrIc-uow known all oyef The
Me<d ~ s. S.. Mrs. Bailey, Of West someryiiIe.
~ near Boston, Wa attacked several years ago
NTH thia hideogs black ernptien, and was treated 81
Tie beat medical talent. who could only say that "a
disease was . species Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28

The Mayor Of St. Louis, accom-.
panied by delegation Of fifty cit
liens from different parts Of the
State Of Missouri visited Washington
last Monday for the purpose Of in
viting the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land 70 visit St. Louis the first week
in October. The Mayor. after ex
pressing regrets that it had become
necessary, on account Of the intern.
porate expression Of ohicious q. A.
X. leaders, for the President 20
refuse 10 visit that City in Septem.
Der, declared that the Missouri PEG
pie we're friendly to him, and says
The people Of the West revere the
high Office Of Chief Magistrate Of Tue
nation. and their loyalty and patriot.
i'm impel them 70 honor him who hll.
that exalted position. Especially is
II 80, when The man who fills it per.
forms bis duties with the wisdom,
fcarlcssncss and patriotism which
characterize your administration. .
II however, another time would be
better suited 10 your convenience or
engagements, your welcome would be
none the less genuine. The city Of
ST. Louis, the State Of Missouri. and
Che people Of tho West say 70 the
President Of tho United States Hon
or rs With your presence, and 10
Grover Cleveland, The honest, fearless
man who so ably Glls chat high Office
Conc, and le our guest.
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OUR LOCAL NEWSLETTERS.
the NEWS FROM an QUARTERS or
PRESTON COUNTY
SCHOOL NOTES.

Three new students: Misses Ella
Copeman, Lille Barnes and Jennie
lIarshbarger. Total number enrolled
fifty.
Owing to the rush of business in
the ARGUS last week, our letter did
not appear. But we are still here
and in the same seat.
1t is rumOred that we are TO have
a bicycle class organized in tho
school. Prof. Trotter will probably
take charge OF it.
At the first meeting of the literary
society several visitors were present.
Will Miss Emma please tell us
what word can be spelled correctly
nine different ways
The Academy Base Ball Club II
you please. Last Saturday The Tigers,
next Saturday the Masontown club,
and then what ? The Terra Atlas
Was the game Of ball all that took
Ferce and George to Tunnelton last
Saturday,
1t is said that Hartman and Mat
tingly have threatened to Lynch
Isaac if he doesn't stay away from
Mr.. Stones.
We will tell you that
Heb and Raymond have taken a
rooms at the Jordan House-that is,
the parlOrs for Sunday evenings.
Martin May walk up street with
the girls if he wishes to.
One of our students can easily tell
where the middle course of river is.
Joseph felt a little scared when
called up for debate.
George w. thinks minute long
time in which to make q speech.
Prof. Fleming did not tell us what
those three peeps into the future
would be.
Mr.. Jeffreys may be loud dcbateI
but he gets there just the slme.'
A great deal of business was trans
acted at that committee meeting.
STUDENT.
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HAWKS NEST.
Hot weather still continues.
cendiarism

Hot weather still continues.
There has been some good rains
here the past week but not enough
TO wet The ground any depth.
BuckWheat is looking well since
The showers. The potatoes in this
section will almost be q failure.
There has been in the last few
years a great many new discoveries
IN the waters, on land and among
the feathery tribes. The strange
bird ] arm going 10 speak about start
ed, we understand, from thc vicinity
Of New Pass, Bedford Co, Pa. and
sailed south; was seen in this county
a couple of weeks ago and those who
got a glimse Of IL supposed Il would
measure five or six feet from tip to
tiP. It was something like thc pea.
cock in appearance and We are told
It folded It's plumes and dipped down
In the vicinity Of Albrightsville.
After a Little nuttering around il
gathered up a single Feather. spread
iia plumcg and sailed North towards
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IlOCKVILLE.
DIXIE.

Hay harvest is completed. Oats
is about all cut.
Plenty Of showers of late.
Buckwheat is looming up after the
showers.
Col L. II. jenkins, Of Valley
Point was in our midst since our last.
In the Clarlc-Ryan lawsuit each
party pays half the costs. Ryan
got the girl by skipping over into
Maryland and getting married.
Sidney Clark is working for r.
Protzman 1t present.
JIM Gibson lost a 800 colt las,
week.
Baptising at Laurel Run Saturday
afternoon and preaching Sunday
morning and in the afternoon
The ARGUS is meeting with success
here. Everybody speaks highly Of
the Improvement made in it lately
1HE Lowry FLOWERS.
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GAINESVILLE.

People arc very busy harvesting
their grain.
The weather is very dry. Oats and
corn are suffering. There is very lit
tie fruit in this part of the county.
Childrens' Day was observed here
tie 10th inst. 1t was a success. Rev.
G. A. Davis gave an interesting Sun.
day.schoOl talk and preached a good
sersOn; interesting Rotations by
Misses Annie Smith, Lizzie Sha(er,
Fannie Sapp and several little girls.
Declarations by Finley Sapp, Har-
vey Smith, George Lanham and VIII
lie Bayles. The church was beauti-
fully decorated.
Joseph Menear and Washington
Riggleman have gone to Kansas.
Miss Roscnia Brand, of Monon-
gala county. is visiting at E. Shat
fcr's.
Nj. l.. Martin, OF Richie county.
is visiting in this vicinity.
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UCETON.

+. j, Augustine, of Addison, was
here over Sunday.
j. II. and Joseph Feather spent
Saturday and Sunday in the Pine
Swamps.
f. +. Cuppett and his mother, OF
Glade Farms, were In town Saturday.
w. Ii. Spikcr and Adam Richard
smile with broad smiles now; bounc-
ing boys are the cause.
Miss EfIie Kantner is u guest Of
her grandfather at this lace.
Mrs. West. of Philadcl .,hir, is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Mollie Gibson. of Unionlown.
is visiting friends here.
F. p. Burke, of Valley District,
was in town last Saturday.
s. X. Scott and wife was at the
county seat last Wednesday.
w. S. Armstrong; new house will
soon be completed. 1t is about ready
for the painters.
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AUSTEN.
STUDENT,

Quite q number of our boys took
in the game Of ball at Tunnelton, last
Saturday, between Kingwood and the
Tigers of Tunnelton.
The Austen and Tunnelton clubs
will cross bats next Saturday, the
Both inst. Quite a large crowd is
expected to witness the game. Could
there not be a game arranged be-
tween the Kingwo9d and Austen
clubs?
Mrs. G. Jessop has been quite sick
for the past week, but we are glad to
say is now recovering.
Our usually quiet little village was
aroused this (Monday) evening by
the cry of fire. when it was discov-
cred that the large Company Stale
was in flames. The stable, at the
time of the FIRE, contained sixteen
head Of horses and mules, all of
which we're saved by the prompt &C
ton of our efficient teamster, G. y.
Wolf, aided by the citizens who i'm
mediately buried to the spot; they
also succeeded in saving the adjoin-
ing buildings with tile exception of
three corn cribs and wagon shed. 1t
required quite an effort to save the
granary which, luckily, was covered
with tin, and by keeping the sides
vet the flames we're prevented from
spreading further. As to how the
FIRE originated is quite a mystery. II
seems 10 have started in the upper
part Of the building, but no ones
knows just how. There was no per
son known to be in the stable at the
time, and there is no suspicion Of in.
cendiaEism.
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~ is tho duty OF every person who ha.
uHen hOHchoos German Syiup 90 Dee itg
eynht Hni qualitles be known iO tb 8ir
friends Boz curing contamination. scvore
coughs Group asthma. pneumonia and
700 Tact ail Throat and lung diselses. NO
person can uso ~ without immediate re-
uol. Three doses will relieve any case
and We consider 10 tho duty of ali drup,
gi5lF To- reco nfnond u TO tho poor. diving
y, . ils, npiiVo' 90 least to try ono bCtflo as
5O.00 dozen bottles we're aoId last ,c,r
and no one case where 90 filled wa rc
ported. Such medicine ~ tho German
syrup caJn9l be- too widely known. Az
your druggist about 60. Sample bottle Al
ny, sold at DO conts. Regular sizo 75 cte
hnh Nv ali druggists and doslori iu t,o
United STAT" and CtuuIa
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DAISY.
MT. PLEASANT.


Preaching at the NJ. f. Church last
Sunday evening by the Rev. Faux
ner who delivered one of his usually
good sermons.
Rev. Risinger, OF the Evangelical
Church, failed TO fill his appointment
last Sunday.
Clint Titchnell is visiting his many
friends here, but he will return next
Monday to Davis, w. Va.
Howard Liston will start Monday
week for Pittsburgh
The picture gallery was quite q
change for our people and many OF
our young ladies had their 'purties
took
Miss Laura Liston is in Kingwood.
A. G. Titchenell and j. ID. Miller
were at the county seat on Tuesday
on important 'bisnes.'
Jumbo of ST Joe, was in our
settlement on Sunday.
BILLETDoUx.
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Judicial Sale of Real Estate.

by virtue o. a decree heretofore ron.
dered I'm the chancery cause Of C,eorUe
w. Myers VS. Harrison Spurgoon, ct az
in the circuit court Of Preston county,
Iha undersigned, who was appointed \
special commits ,iOner for that purpose
viii, on
Friday, the 10th Day Of August, 1887.
that being court day, at the front door
OF the courthouse of Preston countv.seN
nj pubic auction, to the highest bidder.
the real estate in tho biz and proceedings
mentioned TN said cause, IL being Tie
home lam Of tho said Harrison SDur.
Gin, in Grant district, Preston county.
w. Va aOout {. rec miles north OF thG
town of BrandOnYiWe, conuiniup about
lS5 acres. tho greater part Of which is I'm
a good state Of cultivation, with u good
orchard dw6ling-hOusc, barn and other
buildings on IT, This j. one OF Tie be~l
forms IN the county, title OF whish is sup
posed to be good.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho land will be sold Tor suficirn n,
cash i'm hand tn pay the costs OF suit and
safe' and the resi'iue upon q credit of
six, twelve and al shieen inonths,tho mr.
chaser WIZ DO required 10 give notes
with good security, bearing inter st from
the day OF safe tor the delorred payments
Ut the purchase money.
JAS. n. CARROLL. COm'r.
Bond and security has been piven In
tho above named case rs required bv law.
Test; SMITH CBANE,
CLERK
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LOST RECORD NOTICE.

Circnit Court Of Preston County, April
~, 1887. ~ a. P'"
John ID. lsigg VS.. Michael Hartmann
tln petition under chapter IFS OF IN.
Acts Of 1871. go " '"0
William q, Worley, ESQUIRE. a com.
missioner appointed under said act. this
day made his final Ieportherein. Where
upon on motion or the petitioner Inv HE
COUNSEL i ~ ordere that said repoit b.,
mied. and that notice be DIT bIishod in
me PRESTON County Jo6Pnal and WEsr
VIRGINIA ARGUS once "A weeL for t,yaI,,t.
successive weeks, al the filing of said re-
port. ana requiring all persons Interested
,hereln TO appear here on the 4ih dqv Of
Sary TO protect their interests. Provided
however that such notice may consist OF
copy OF this order published as afore.
copy from The record.
Test:
g. l9t. 50 10 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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GAINESVILLE. / saw a man yesterday
who told me it dropped the Feather
about one mile east of that town.
They say the bird has some resem.
blance to parrot, but no two agree as
to what it looks like. Ferd Browning
says he is going to get Henry
Stump's hounds and q couple of
washington's bird dogs and try to
capture II. lie thinks he can sell
1t at the Geological Gardens, Phila.
delphia. ROUND HEAD.
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THE Grand Army Journal, publish.
ed in Boston, in its last issue says:
Many comrades are asking whether
the crusade now going on against
the President is really on account of
his veto Of the dependent pension
bill or is q preconcerted political
movement in opposition to q Dem
Ocratic administration. Comrades
politics is q dangerous rock, which
will surely wreck our organization If
we fail to give it wide berth. All
hands about ship = The Grand Army
should cease foOling around the rag
ged edge of politics. Either cast
out entirely the political devil that
has already shown its blasphemous
presence or else sail in and show our
hand in square man fashion. 1t is
evident that there is political mo
tive in the attack upon the President
under the guise of Grand Army oppo-
sition. Notwithstanding the fact
that it has been admitted that the
President had nothing TO do with orig.
mating the order for the return OF
the Rebel flags the warfare against
him has been kept up with such
venom that it has disguised all fair.
minded people,
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THE President received another
invitation yesterday to so to Missouri
This time he is wanted at Kansas
City. The delegation that numbers
one hundred persons is representa-.
tive one, being composed of business
men, manufacturers, without respect
to party, and is headed by Hon. O.
II. Allen, President. Mr.. Allen will
deliver the address to the President.
The invitation, which is beautifully
illustrated, contains $1,000 names,
which were obtained in seven davs
by FIVE young men. Although Mr..
Allen, chairman or the committee, is
Republican, it is in no sense pol.
itical.
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The Register of Wednesday booms
Cleveland and Kenna for President
and Vice-President. That would be
a daisy team, and the way they
would trot into the White House
would be q caution.
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Don't you think your children are tio-
ubled WIKI worms Children are nfen
weak and pnny from this cause. There
ID no remedy equal tJ "Borenan's sweet
NermiluRo' for removing these peqts
from the svvtem. Sold bv an Iealers nj
~ cents. Don't bee put on wijb something
oi7o caHeo JUST az good. 2 Bm
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THE Democrats of Quo nominated
Thomas +. Powell for Governor last
Thursday. and endorsed President
Cleveland for his ''honest patriotic
and economical admin istration
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Foraker's declaration Ofwar against
the President ofthe Uuited States is
to be used as a war.cry in Ohio dur.
ing the campaign. Neat little bad
ges bearing the words "No Rebel
Flag Will be Returned While l am
Governor" are to be distributed.
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Notice of Sale
Frederick Fol'o vs. John Folto ct

Frederick Felte VS. John Felte ct al.
and
Riegel, scott & Co. ~ John Felte 81 ais
Pursuant toa decree of sale i'm tho above
cases, the undersigned commissioners
will, ON the
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1887,
before the front door Of the courthouse
la kingwOOd, offer for salo the real estate
decreed to bo sold in tho above cases
Tho said real estate consists Of the follow
ing real estate situated In Union district,
Preston County, w. Va, ON bracinp first.
tract Of $50 acres Oi land, being the
farm on which John Petite recently lived
and was included in the deed OF trust 10
j. Ami Martin to secure Frederick Fo1te
and was purchased by said John Felte of
James A. Brown, commissioner. This is
q bno farm and well improved. The land
Us rich aud smooth.
Second All that tract Of land contain.
i'm about Ouo-iOuuh of an acre in tho
town 81 Epl0n on which tho store houso
ls situated in which john Felte formerly
Kept store, and being The realty mention
ed 100 tho mortgage gwen by John Felto
to secure Christian Folto.
n iSn tract ~ ZBi a,rcs md a Ono-fourih
undivided interest iu % 81 sore tract. both
OF which arc mentioned bon tho deed OF
trust given by John Fol.o Co secure Pred
cf'"k ioliD, iD which reference is here
undo inr more particular dpectipiiou.
THO above st0rc-louse is q good ono.
and 30 very dc-irabie place 90 sell goods
TIC lisi urmed Two parcels Of real estate.
VIZ, iho said 2Di acres and -Guuh
undivided interest are situated near E0,
Ion and arc very desirable property.
Terms OF salof--Th0 above sale viii he
i1rfo much cash in baud aq is sufficient
to pay ilo costs OF suit aud expenses Of
SALES and TIE residue on 70 credit Of one.
Two and three years, purchases executing
interest hearing notes with approved 80
CURLY for thc deferred insiaiments or
purchase money.
W. q. BRowN,
July g. 1887. Com'rs.
Bond and security has boon given by
a7lu commissioners as required by law.
IOst
T3i. SMITH CRANE. Cork.
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MARTIN AMBER WHEAT.

Iho'e desiring this excellent v heat Eoy
SEED can get it 10y calling On tho under
signed. This wheat il moro nroIi6c-
averaging about thirty bushels To the
acre than any other. Not more than =
nuS ,Is VIII he sold to ono person. Call
unI,y' rice Sl'5O per bushel by meas.
"Ie! ,,' MICHAEL LYNCH.
HowesS lille.
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IT Is announced tonight that John
Taylor, President of the Mormon
Church, died Eve minutes TO eight
last Tuesday.
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FOR SALE.

j offer for sale my two dwelling houses.
- sores Of good land with good sppin0s r
acros ot The ll-tOOt vein Of cnal. in Fvans-
Vile, W. Va. Also q tubular boiler. Steam
pumps, and engine that can ba ropaireli
Tor slgD. This property presents an on :
emlent situalen Tor grist mill or wooden
factory. I offer 70 for the small ann, -
200 cash or 5000 In payments. Al fbese
lgures % Is tho cheapest property in the
STATE. Having lost my wooden faeb,rv NV
hre, am tO0 old % start aaain. Havs
been in the factory business IS years.
JONATHAN BOWMAN,
Evansville, w. Va.
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THE new 81 silver certificate with
Hancock vignette are being raised
and circulated as $40 certificates.
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TERMS OF SALE

Onc-iourth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the residue upon a
credit Of and Is months the purchaser
executing interest bearing notes therefor
with approved personal security.
WIN. G.. Brown,
Special Commissioners.
, BOND and security has boen given i'm
the above named case AZ reouired bv law
Test;
II SMITH CRANE, Clark
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Absolutely Pure.
Judicial Sale.

BY virtue OF a decree of the circuit
court OF Preston county rendered on tho
2lst day Oi April, 1857. in tho chancefy
cause of Davi1 Nine, ct al, VS. Margaret
Burke, Ct al.s tho undersigned special
commissioner will on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1887,
ut tho front door of the courthouse. I'm
kinBwood, w. Va, proceed 90 sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, to-wit I:
torty-nine acres OF land In the bill and
proceedings mentioned. Said land il
situate I'm Portland district, Preston coun-
~, near the line OF the Il. 81 o. II. II has
ora II a house and nee essay outbui,dinrs
ana portion OF the tract is cleared aud
under cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:
Sufficient cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and sale and tho residue upon a cred
II OF q, Il and Is months, the purchaser
executing inter est-bearing NOES with APP
proved personal security for the deferred
payments.
VIM. @. Brown,
Special COm'r.
Bond and security has been given i'm
the above named cause as required bv
law. Test;
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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STOCKHOLDERS Meeting.

Notice is hereby gwen that a speciaI
meeting of the stockholders of the King
Woou halfway Company will be held at
the office o! tho company William q
Browns law oilice)s in Kmgwood, Pres
ton county. w, Va, on
SATURDAY, JULY 3Orh. 1887,
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
By order Of tho Board of Directors.
VIM. G.. BROWN. Prrs't
WM. ~. o. Dawson, See'rv. 7T4I
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TERMS OF SALE :
Judicial Sale.

by virtue Of q decree Of tho circuit
court OF Preston county, rendered on the
list day OF April, 1887, i'm the chancery
cause OF Frank Hines n.inisirator VS.
Frank Hines heirs, &c. the UNDERSIGNED
special commissioner will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1887,
at the front door cf the courthouse, in
Kingwood, w. Va, proceed to sell M
public auction, to tho highest bidder. the
following described property to-wit. The
house and lot on Man street. i'm King
wood, OF which said Frank Hines died
seiIed, and which lac once occuuied as "A
residence. Also lease on "A certain lot
Of irnd at the southeast end of the wing
wall To tic bridge across Sandy Creek al
the town OF Brucetou Mills, Preston
county, OH which said lot of ground
there Is u good, NOW twO-storv frame
dwelling house and Is in every way de-
Slrn6io property. Tho lease on said lot
VIII expire on the 9th day o. October,
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Judicial Sale.

BY virtue nf a decree Of the circuit
court at Preston county, rendered ON the
2lst day OF April, 1887. IN the chancery
cause OF ]. II. ROdeheavers admins
traitors vs. }. ". ROdehenve. = hoirs. of
er will on
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p IISBURGH FEMALE CO[[EGE
PITTSBURGH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUSIC


Beorem making
0' once" Rev. A H. NoRcROSS,
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BIGGEST Gee HUMBUGOUT

fraud on ts very face III ou doti6t on -
5i.' re VII send sample ffec, We have an srtiets
t.iAt nHefy mant woman and child needs ana rrrr--f
80 hfefy houfe Keeper ard every bo.Iv els Ii h,,e
A pc PAYS agents Immense profits ana 80 tr.1.yg
sall'hciion. We want 4 AGENT Is eseh ~e.,r'f,
q Ieint'e Acnton this papef md you viii rst
MrCluCfleI AfIrens
- 2 ERs sWsEDiaa Hgg 81, uiasugA. p,
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MONDAY, AUGUST Is. 18s7.


MONDAY. AUGUST Is, 1857,
az tho front door OF the Courthouse in
ktnRwood, W. Va, proceed 10 sell at
pubic auction, To the highest bidder.the
iollo wing described real estate. to-wit
An UNDIVIDED Oue-halt Interest in 3O5l
acres Of land, situate in Pleasant dis
trirt Preston county. about eight miles
rom Brandonville, ON tho BrandOuVillc
aud cranberry Summit turnpike. being
the home fsrm " the late George Rode
heaver, This farm is i'm enc of the hest
agricultural and grazing sections Of the
county has an IL a good, two-story frame
house, good barn and other uerosstrv
ou'Ouiidings' an orchard of excellent
ir'tlt-beariDg trees, making 10 i'm every
way desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sufficient cash in hand TO pay costs or
sun ana proper charges far SAFE and the
residue upon credit of one. two and
threo years, tho purchaser executin., in
1erest bearing notes. with approved per-
gohal security, for tho deferred pay
WM. G.. BROwN,
Special CCmr.
Bond and security Inns been given ir
tho aLOva mentioned ctse as rpollired hv
law. Test ''0' -
SMITH CRANE Clerk.